Condor

The Gabriel Wolfe Thrillers, Book 3

De: Andy Maslen

Narrado por: Anthony Howard

A suicide bomber boards a crowded bus in central London. Ex-SAS captain Gabriel Wolfe, now struggling with PTSD, is having a coffee just yards away. In the ensuing carnage, Gabriel is plunged into a bloody memory of his last, botched mission.

Plagued by visions of the dead comrade he left behind, Gabriel now freelances for The Department, a secret British Government hit squad. He wants to take out whoever ordered the attack.

Gabriel's desire for vengeance leads him to Eden, the Brazilian rainforest compound of a religious cult called The Children of Heaven. The cult's leader is "Père Christophe", a psychopath with a taste for fine wines, Mozart, and extreme violence.

But when Gabriel arrives, he is brainwashed, brutalized, and fitted for his own suicide vest. Then his real battle begins. To prevent more deaths...including his own.

This edge-of-your-seat action thriller is the third full-length outing for Andy Maslen's "hero among us", Gabriel Wolfe. Condor combines heart-stopping action with nightmarish scenes of psychological breakdown.

Fans of Lee Child, James Patterson, Vince Flynn, and Daniel Silva are already saluting Maslen as an author to watch. If you like your heroes flawed as well as resourceful, you'll love Gabriel Wolfe.

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I didn't care for either narrator.

The first was better with female characters, but both became almost impossible to understand when trying to to foreign accents.
Some reviews said the plot was too farfetched but I remember Jonestown.

Love this series but…

The narrator sounds like he has super thick paste in his mouth. Ugh. The original narrator was a star. This guy… not so much. He does a huge disservice to the awesome prose of the writer

very disappointed

the speech of the narrator was very muddled and difficult to understand. let me preface that I thoroughly enjoyed the previous books. this one was very unbelievable and as someone who has been to war many times, am growing very tired of the use of PTSD as a plot device in this series.

Hard to listen to

First time I’ve given up on book so early in. The narrator is just too hard to listen to.

Trouble listening

Change in narrator made this a hard listen many times, with the combination of the narrators strong accent and at times sounding like he had a mouthful of tic-tac's, it just didn't flow at all like the previous 2 books. Won't follow this narrator